Numbers, abbreviations and the pronunciation dictionary

Numbers, dates, times, money, percentages, units and common abbreviations are turned into how they're spoken in the document's language. In Turkish "29 Ekim 1923'te" is read correctly; in English documents, since 1.2.86, "1,200" is read as one thousand two hundred, "$1,200.50" as one thousand two hundred dollars and fifty cents, "3/4/2026" as March fourth, twenty twenty-six (US order month/day/year), "9:30 am" as nine thirty A M, "21st" as twenty-first, "Chapter IV" as Chapter four and "Henry VIII" as Henry the eighth; numbers with 7 or more digits are read digit by digit. " Ai" is voiced as " A.I." in English reading and in screen readers. For your own rules, write "word = pronunciation" on each line (e.g. "TBMM = Türkiye Büyük Millet Meclisi"). Whole words match, regardless of case. For a regular expression, use "re: pattern = replacement".